The Colorado Buffaloes football team had a remarkable showing in their spring game under new head coach, Mel Tucker. Despite the snowy conditions, the Buffaloes put on a strong performance that showed promise for the upcoming season.
The Buffaloes have been under the direction of Coach Tucker since December 2018, and the spring game was the first opportunity for fans to see the team in action. Despite the snowy conditions, the Buffaloes were able to impress with their offensive and defensive play.
Offensively, the Buffaloes showed an impressive passing attack. Quarterback Steven Montez threw for over 200 yards and two touchdowns, while wide receiver Laviska Shenault Jr. had a standout performance with seven catches for over 100 yards. The Buffaloes also showcased their running game, with running back Travon McMillian leading the way with over 70 yards on the ground.
Defensively, the Buffaloes were equally impressive. The defensive line was able to contain the run game and put pressure on the quarterback. Linebacker Nate Landman had a standout performance with eight tackles and two sacks. The secondary also had a strong showing, with cornerback Delrick Abrams Jr. leading the way with two interceptions.
Overall, the Colorado Buffaloes had an impressive showing in their spring game under Coach Tucker. The team showed promise on both sides of the ball, and fans are looking forward to seeing what the Buffaloes can do in the upcoming season. With Coach Tucker at the helm, it looks like the Buffaloes are in good hands and ready to make some noise in the Pac-12.
